- Published on October 27, 2016
- In IT Services
LECHAL – Meet the World’s First Haptic Footwear Technology
- By Manisha Salecha
Wearables are becoming a fashion statement among the youth today. The wearable market is budding and we are seeing a lot of India start-ups entering this space. IoT India Magazine brings you one such company, Ducere Technologies, which has brought in innovation in the field of wearable technology through their product Lechal.
Ducere Technologies focuses on creating intuitive, unobtrusive and user-friendly wearable technology innovations. The brainchild of Krispian Lawrence and Anirudh Sharma, graduates of the University of Michigan and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, respectively, the Hyderabad-based company was set up in 2011 with the aim of taking wearable technology to the people.
Ducere launched its first product - the world's first interactive haptic footwear - under the
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Manisha Salecha
Manisha is a Senior Content Analyst with Analytics India Magazine. Apart from writing & editing articles and taking interviews, she is also responsible for covering analytics news, and handling social media for AIM. She can be contacted on manisha.salecha@analyticsindiamag.com.
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